Greg Hay in for concussed Joshua Clarkson while Jayden Lennox in for spinner Ajaz Patel.

Niall Anderson analyses five things to watch ahead of tomorrow's second test.

Master trainer Paul Nairn knows his stuff but his methods can be hard to understand.

The pom poms are beginning to give way to the movers and shakers as Hastings heats up.

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Matt Brown casts his eye over some of the players you won't want to miss.

Andrew Mehrtens has New Zealand at heart but what about the rest of rugby catchment area?

The Herald's rugby reporters analyse the highs and lows of the New Zealand rugby year.

And she is on the verge of becoming a top referee.

Tauranga's mayor has called the Bay Oval incident 'completely unacceptable'.

'Not good enough': Former All Black furious over ugly eye-gouging incident.

Hastings finance company manager Doug Bailey's finding nirvana in martial arts discipline.

Decision to drop one heat means even betting fields.

A small community park is to be built on the western end of Chamberlain Park.

Niall Anderson covers off what you may have missed from the final day of the first test.

Hawke's Bay will eye an interprovincial playoffs berth when the dust settles on Saturday.

This is the story of how Mark Greatbatch played, just maybe, the innings of a generation.

The good, bad and unbelievable as the Black Caps edge closer to victory against England.

After being decarded, the three-time Olympian is revitalised after a quiet year.

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Win or lose, the two finals in the Chapple Cup tournament in Napier should be a humdinger.

Niall Anderson covers off what you might have missed on day three of the Black Caps test.

From Malaysian triumphs to the tee mounds of Bridge Pa for Hastings amateur Stuart Duff.

Ollie Clinton's focused on channelling his energy into finding weightlifting glory.

The last two years have been full of milestones for Michelle Montague.

'He's got questions; I'm going to show him the answers.'

Niall Anderson covers off the good, bad and bizarre moments from day two.

'What he would want us to do is go out there and kick some butt.'

Fans can be forgiven for thinking winners Hawke's Bay should go on to prevail on Sunday.

Irishman Daniel Nelson last man standing after rigorous Hawks' selection for new mentor.